Missing Minor Girls from Yakutpura Traced in Ajmer; Police Team to Bring Them Back to Hyderabad.

Missing Minor Girls from Yakutpura Traced in Ajmer; Police Team to Bring Them Back to Hyderabad, Amjed Ullah Khan Thanks Police Officials For Their Efforts: Hyderabad, 27 October 2026: In a major relief to the families, two minor girls from Ganga Nagar, Moula Ka Chilla, Yakutpura, who went missing on 24 October 2026, have been successfully traced in Ajmer, Rajasthan. One of the missing girls was 13-year-old Samreen Begum, a Class VI student of Al Jamaitul Islamia Miftah Ul Uloom School. Samreen had gone missing along with another minor girl from the same locality on October 24. Following the disappearance, Samreen’s mother an other family members had approached Amjed Ullah Khan, Spokesman of Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT), seeking his intervention and assistance in tracing her daughter. Amjed Ullah Khan immediately brought the matter to the notice of Sri Khare Kiran Prabhakar IPS (Deputy Commissioner of Police, Charminar Zone) Hyderabad Police and had requested urgent action to trace the missing minors. On Instructions of DCP Charminar, Inspector of Police Rein Bazar formed Three teams to track their whereabouts, while Mr. Khan continued to monitor the investigation and remained in touch with the family and police officials. Mr. Khan also made a video appeal through social media along with Samreen’s mother, requesting the public to help provide any information that could lead to the safe tracing of the missing girls. The video subsequently went viral on social media. Following the circulation of the appeal, Rein Bazar Police received crucial information from a caller, who reportedly informed the police that the two girls had been seen travelling towards Ajmer by train. Acting on the information, Rein Bazar Police alerted the Ajmer Police, leading to efforts to trace the girls. Amjed Ullah Khan visited Rein Bazar Police Station today and held a detailed discussion with senior police officials regarding the progress of the investigation and the efforts to bring the girls back safely. At around 7:00 PM on October 27, Ajmer Police informed the Hyderabad police that both missing minor girls had been traced safely and were under the care of officials from the Social Welfare Department, Ajmer, Rajasthan. A police team, accompanied by Samreen’s mother and aunt, is expected to travel to Ajmer by train tomorrow to bring both minor girls back to Hyderabad. The successful tracing of the girls has brought immense relief to their families. Amjed Ullah Khan thanked Sri Sri Khare Kiran Prabhakar IPS (DCP, Charminar), Sri G Shyam Sunder (Asst Commissioner of Police, Mirchowk Division), Sri C Netaji (Inspector of Police, Rein Bazar Police Station) and Sri Naresh (Sub-Inspector of Police, Rein Bazar) and entire staff and all those who shared the appeal and assisted in providing information that helped in locating the minors. He appealed to the authorities to ensure the girls' safe return to their families and to ascertain the circumstances under which the minors travelled to Ajmer. #SamreenBegum #MissingGirlsFound #MissingChild #FoundSafe #Ajmer #Hyderabad #Yakutpura #MoulaKaChilla #GangaNagar #ReinBazarPolice #AjmerPolice #TelanganaPolice #HyderabadPolice #AmjedUllahKhan #MBT #ChildSafety #BringThemHome #PoliceAction #PublicSupport #GoodNews